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Author:  Gerry [ Thu Apr 24, 2008 10:20 pm ]
Post subject:  How do you 'Tune' a carburetor. And are you meant to?

Hi, got told by two people my mini needs it carburetor tuned? I have twin carbs but don't know anything else about it.

Is this something that is easy to do, and should it be done.

Author:  sports850 [ Thu Apr 24, 2008 10:24 pm ]
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It's easy to do if you know what you're doing , but a lot of people don't know twin's and stuff up the mixtures . Who told you it needs tuning , are they a reputable mechanic or just someone seeing twins and saying they need to be tuned ? Basically it means getting the mixtures right and both carbs synchronised so they work together rather than one beiing more open than the other .

Author:  drmini in aust [ Thu Apr 24, 2008 10:32 pm ]
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It also involves checking the needle valves, throttle shafts and linkages, for wear, and replace as needed. If shafts are not worn a Fuel Miser repair kit is cheap, it's made in Oz too. 8)

Author:  gafmo [ Thu Apr 24, 2008 10:55 pm ]
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Hi Gerry

If you know what you are doing Twins are easy to Tune.
Inwhich I have no idea but if I had a Twin SU's I'd be popping into Mini Classic 2/27 HopeSt Ermington 9874 7211 and Greg willget it runnin perfect for you

Author:  Gerry [ Fri Apr 25, 2008 10:36 am ]
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Thanks guys, I'm not mechanical so wouldn't do it myself. I was just curious as to whether it was something that did get done or whether it was worth asking mechanic. One guy took it for drive, he just said (without knowing it was twin carbs) needed tuning and yesterday another guy who was looking to buy said same thing. Not a big believer in coincedence, and being a 998cc i always thought the car could go a little faster than what it does. Maybe this will solve the problem. thanks for replies

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